The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-25

No. white 53c elevator; No 2, June, nominal
46sc; July. 46a 046 10 Ice, closing at 46ac;
August, ~ 04a 9-l6c,, closing at 413e; Sep
TENDER 4Sg q 4S5c. closing at AISLE; October
closing at 49sc.
Oats o 10 higher Receipts. 9I.00O bu; ex-
Ports ss oco 4ls bu: sales 10000 bu futures and
Western. 81 a Ale
Hay Quiet and unchanged
Hops steady. but quiet
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull 17sc. Options lower
and fairly active, closing steady Sales.
ll9.25O bags; July, 1905 Is. 60c; August, 10 40
al5 CSC; September, 1900 e zoe; October,
February, 16 2o016 soc; March. l6 20 a
l6.50c; April, 1905 a 16 Zoe: May. 16 60c
81 a s. Bic; mold A, 81 a 5. 9lc; confectioners' A.
ID l6c; grAnulated. I5-16c. Molasses quiet
and steady; 81. kits moiasses. 204c fat Rice
Talow fairly active and firmer at 81 a 3 l5I6c.
Rosin dull
Eggs quiet but steady; receipts. 1880 packages;
Western. IA al 44e.
Pork steady demand moderate; sale, 425 bris
mess Cut meats quiet. but firmly held. Lard
406 po.nts lower and moderately active; West
ern steam. spot g. 10 nc Toe; July, g. 673 % G. 78c:
August, 6.1S06 SIC; September. So a O. 93c: Oc-
tober, 6.97 7.05c; November, Csc, city steam.
6 40c.
Butter quiet but arm on fine creamery; West
eru, 10 q l6c; Western creamery, 10 % lSc. Cheese
firm with fair inquiry.
Linseed steady. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. June PA bearish feeling pre-
vailed at the opening of the hoard, and July
wheat, which opened at 70s a 7O4c, Immediately
sold down to 70sc and continued to sag during
mainly due to the English markets. which were
I'd lower. and the general feeling of uncertainty
which prevailed. July sold down to 704c. The
heavy break and subsequent panic in the New
York stock market caused quite an uneasy feel
ing In wheat here for time, and this. coupled
with the causes mentioned above. resulted in
breaking Jnly wheat off to 69ac during the
morning. While the Juror was on. majority
of tBe traders in wheat were quietly selling. or
trying to sell, and when it vas found, later on,
general shsane at New ha York oon nfe
dence was restored and the crowd found
itself largely short. The buying to cover
these contracts caused a reaction in wheat and
July recovered its lost ground and advanced to
704c After the evening-up process had been
completed, July got back to its old station
around zoe. and became quite steady. closing at
T0sc Corn was quiet and trading was limited
to local operators. The feeling was easier and
values ruled lower. influenced somewhat by the
decline IN wheat The decline In stocks IN New
York also had u tendency to create uneasiness.
Trading was mainly in the way of changing
July to the more deferred deliveries at the rui-
ing premium. Receipts continue limited, and
onened unchanged at 36sc. sold down to
365c, and closed at 36.c. A steady feel
ing prevailed in the oats market
compared with yesterdays closing Deferred
deliveries showed about 4c improvement; July
delivery. also, was slightly firmer. The volume
of business done was rather light, and deferred
deliveries are attracting the most attention. The
arrivals are still very moderate Not much in
clnation to trade was manifested in srovisions
to-day, and comparatively steady feeling pre-
vailed. There was no particular pressure to
sell in view OF the steadiness OF the hoe markets
and the continued liberal shipments of all kinds
OF products, while there was very little specu-
lative inquiry. Fluctuations in prices showed
no particular change Trading was almost ex-
clusively in lard and short-rib sides for August
aud September delivery The receipts of prod
ucts were fair July ribs opened at z 30c, sold
down to z. 22Ac, and closed ut 725c July lard
started at 6.37ac, and sold down to 35c, the
closing figure. The leading futures ranged as
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